2008
Responses
3291
Workers
758
RESPONSES TO
7-5
703 / 293
Mult Alarms
62 / 58
Emergencies
1998 / 278
Work Time
543
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1016/403
Vacant
26 / 11
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
163
Work
48
Responses
91
Work
5
Responses
116
Work
25
Responses
41
Work
13
Responses
902
Work
67
2007
Responses
3319
Workers
804
RESPONSES TO
7-5
873 / 389
Mult Alarms
75 / 73
Emergencies
2000 / 283
Work Time
502
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1167 / 489
Vacant
36 / 17
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
190
Work
49
Responses
78
Work
4
Responses
114
Work
34
Responses
49
Work
8
Responses
841
Work
69
2006
Responses
3261
Workers
828
RESPONSES TO
7-5
856 / 436
Mult Alarms
83 / 76
Emergencies
2003 / 293
Work Time
522
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1117 / 497
Vacant
24 / 13
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
166
Work
56
Responses
92
Work
9
Responses
117
Work
37
Responses
47
Work
7
Responses
874
Work
93
2005
Responses
3531
Workers
933
RESPONSES TO
7-5
917/429
Mult Alarms
71/65
Emergencies
2128/337
Work Time
541
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1213/546
Vacant
11/5
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
177
Work
76
Responses
92
Work
9
Responses
181
Work
42
Responses
71
Work
14
Responses
969
Work
83
On August 15, 2005 on Department Order #74 of 2005, at 0900 hours, Collapse Rescue 2 was placed into service using apparatus FC-0000. Although assigned to Rescue 2, Collapse 2 is housed in the quarters of Ladder 132, they are responsible for transporting Collapse 2 to the incident.
2004
Responses
3685
Workers
965
RESPONSES TO
7-5
879/377
Mult Alarms
73/71
Emergencies
2272/360
Work Time
587
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1229/536
Vacant
26/15
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
165
Work
61
Responses
89
Work
14
Responses
198
Work
22
Responses
49
Work
9
Responses
1081
Work
114
On March 26 at 11:20 A.M., Rescue Company 2 was special called to Staten Island to assist Rescue Company 5 at multiple car accident on the Gothels Bridge. Four tractor-trailers were involved. One was carrying 6,000 gallons of liquid oxygen another with chemicals and radioactive material and another with a live entrapment. Both Rescues operated for 6 hours, stabilized the vehicles using struts and wood cribbing, removed one truck driver with the Hurst Tool(who survived), & secured the liquid oxygen truck preventing a spill that would have resulted in the loss of the bridge.
On June 2, 2004 Rescue Company 2 was special called to Kings County Hospital to assist in the operating room. A woman involved in a vehicle accident had a 1¼” pipe through her chest dangerously close to her heart. Three members, wearing operating room gowns and masks, worked on her in the operating room. The pipe was cut using a portable band saw and removed by the doctors. The woman survived.
Also, on June 2, 2004, Rescue Company 2 responded to a signal 10-77 for a residential high-rise fire. The fire on the 22nd floor created conditions on the 23rd floor that were untenable. One occupant was driven out of his apartment to scale the outside of the building to the roof. Rescue 2’s Fr. Tavella was lowered from the roof performing a life saving rope operation saving the remaining 5 people in the apartment.
2003
Responses
2543
Workers
874
RESPONSES TO
7-5
844/397
Mult Alarms
70 / 53
Emergencies
1054
Work Time
549
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1278
Vacant
29
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
98
Work
44
Responses
101
Work
13
Responses
51
Work
12
Responses
37
Work
10
Responses
177
Work
61
2002
Responses
2540
Workers
770
RESPONSES TO
7-5
894/351
Mult Alarms
56 / 53
Emergencies
990 / 204
Work Time
494
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1254/476
Vacant
54/19
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
47
Work
19
Responses
61
Work
2
Responses
41
Work
10
Responses
Work
Responses
163
Work
37
2001
Responses
2548
Workers
747
RESPONSES TO
7-5
832/364
Mult Alarms
68 / 61
Emergencies
1045 / 230
Work Time
1463
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1195 / 449
Vacant
63 / 35
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
64
Work
22
Responses
84
Work
7
Responses
68
Work
21
Responses
Work
Responses
155
Work
35
2000
Responses
2937
Workers
931
RESPONSES TO
7-5
1045 / 374
Mult Alarms
90 / 83
Emergencies
1191 / 288
Work Time
653
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1390/542
Vacant
58/24
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
82
Work
44
Responses
89
Work
10
Responses
70
Work
25
Responses
22
Work
5
Responses
230
Work
56
1999
Responses
3048
Workers
966
RESPONSES TO
7-5
1024 / 440
Mult Alarms
96 / 82
Emergencies
1277 / 294
Work Time
710
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1413/594
Vacant
57/19
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
109
Work
34
Responses
115
Work
10
Responses
63
Work
33
Responses
11
Work
8
Responses
212
Work
42
1998
Responses
3044
Workers
970
RESPONSES TO
7-5
1026/408
Mult Alarms
83 / 79
Emergencies
1307 / 351
Work Time
800
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1345/535
Vacant
70/30
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
129
Work
58
Responses
106
Work
7
Responses
59
Work
31
Responses
Work
Responses
194
Work
44
On June 4, 1998 Rescue Company 2 was special called from the scene of a 2 alarm on Varick Street with members down from an acetylene tank explosion. To a 5 alarm with members trapped in a collapse on Atlantic Avenue box 5-5-2044. Rescue 2 arrived to find heavy fire on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, floors of a three-story frame building in a row of three story frames. Five members had fallen in the collapse of the second floor into the first floor vacant store. Three remained trapped within the burning debris. With the constant threat of a secondary collapse Rescue Co 2 dug the trapped members out while fire was all around them. Unfortunately, Lieut. James Blackmore succumbed to his injuries as did Captain Scott LaPeidra who was removed prior to the company’s arrival.
1997
Responses
3189
Workers
1235
RESPONSES TO
7-5
Mult Alarms
Emergencies
1277 / 442
Work Time
848
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1514/672
Vacant
76/36
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Extrications
Responses
52
Work
32
Responses
86
Work
24
Responses
30
Work
26
Responses
17
Work
8
Responses
184
Work
66
1996
Responses
2943
Workers
1284
RESPONSES TO
7-5
Mult Alarms
Emergencies
1154 / 463
Work Time
807
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1347/653
Vacant
91/41
1995
Responses
3104
Workers
1232
RESPONSES TO
7-5
Mult Alarms
Emergencies
1188 / 427
Work Time
835
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1411/656
Vacant
92/45
1994
Responses
3929
Workers
1223
RESPONSES TO
7-5
Mult Alarms
Emergencies
1568 / 378
Work Time
916
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1778/704
Vacant
143/64
1993
Responses
3906
Workers
1289
RESPONSES TO
7-5
1155/535
Mult Alarms
104 / 99
Emergencies
1372 / 358
Work Time
751
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1768/712
Vacant
171/74
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Alarms
Responses
49
Work
21
Responses
252
Work
25
Responses
15
Work
12
Responses
363
Work
25
2nd
184
3rd
4th
5th
1992
Responses
4233
Workers
1313
RESPONSES TO
7-5
1136/531
Mult Alarms
143 / 132
Emergencies
1456 / 361
Work Time
781
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1888/701
Vacant
207/104
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Alarms
Responses
601
Work
81
Responses
192
Work
16
Responses
23
Work
17
Responses
58
Work
19
2nd
114
3rd
20
4th
7
5th
2
1991
Responses
4242
Workers
1231
RESPONSES TO
7-5
982/534
Mult Alarms
94 / 91
Emergencies
1602 / 376
Work Time
761
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1817/654
Vacant
226/101
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Alarms
Responses
46
Work
12
Responses
260
Work
20
Responses
15
Work
15
Responses
624
Work
76
2nd
82
3rd
8
4th
3
5th
1
1990
Responses
3769
Workers
1267
RESPONSES TO
7-5
924/504
Mult Alarms
113 / 109
Emergencies
1437 / 397
Work Time
761
BUILDINGS
Occupied
1639/657
Vacant
240/105
Collapse
Scuba
Haz-Mat
Rope / High Angle
Alarms
Responses
72
Work
23
Responses
177
Work
17
Responses
20
Work
13
Responses
462
Work
82
2nd
96
3rd
13
4th
3
5th
1
YEAR
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
RUNS
1268
3819
3646
3511
3776
4179
3713
3935
4302
4156
3658
WORKERS
1268
1383
1213
1178
1114
1151
1107
1130
1266
1289
1202
